These Kitchen Cupboard Doors Complement 2025’s Trendiest Tile Colours

With the ability to make or break the look and feel of a kitchen, choosing the right tiles is a decision that should never be taken lightly.

Let’s take a look at the tile colours that are falling out of favour, the tones that are trending right now, and the kitchen cupboard doors that will help you design a kitchen that feels fresh, characterful and harmonious.

Kitchen Cupboard Doors To Pair With 2025’s Tile Trends

Cool grey is out and warm tones are in 

Once the go-to option for people looking for a versatile tile, cool grey tones just don’t seem to have the impact they once did. Instead, more of us are looking to bring extra warmth into our homes, so colours including taupe, terracotta, vanilla and greige are soaring in popularity.

To keep the warm vibes flowing, earthy toned kitchen cupboard doors are the perfect accompaniment. In a characterful kitchen that blends old and new, our Bella Chester doors are an ideal option. They’re available in a range of warm neutral tones, including ivory, macadamia, cashmere, and carat beige. But if you’re looking for more colour, they’re also available in a range of punchier hues including duck egg, sage green, rusty red and smoke green.

Ditch sterile white for soft beige 

While there’s nothing inherently wrong with a simple, glossy white tile, they do have a tendency to look a little uninviting and sterile. For this reason, soft beige tiles are having a real moment in the spotlight, as they’re warmer, more inviting and generally have a bit more personality, yet they’re still also versatile enough to work within many different design schemes and styles. 

As a light neutral, soft beige pairs well with almost every colour, and it’s also versatile enough to suit both traditional and contemporary spaces. Slab style kitchen cupboard doors are tailor-made for contemporary kitchens. Our Bella Venice doors are designed to enhance the spaciousness and brightness of your kitchen, and our antique white, cream and ivory finishes are all excellent options to pair with soft beige tiles for a warm tonal look.

Pro Tip: Swapping a glossy tile for a matte finish can prevent glare, which can so often give an overly clinical look.

Choose an earthy indigo over navy blue

Navy blue will always be a classic colour, however there’s no denying that it’s a shade that really demands attention. Navy blue tiles can make a kitchen feel stiff or inflexible, particularly as it’s not a tone that will always align with changing colour trends, wood preferences or metal finishes.

The good news is that you don’t need to shy away from blue tones completely if you’re drawn to the way they can bring a sense of calm and balance to even the busiest kitchens. But instead of a navy blue, choosing something like an earthy indigo can offer much more versatility.

Pro Tip: If you want to create a multi-tonal blue space or are intrigued by the concept of colour drenching, our Bella Dalton kitchen cupboard doors are available in a variety of blue finishes, including colonial blue, indigo, denim, and Scandinavian blue, all of which have something refreshing to offer rich indigo tiles.

Swap marble tiles for stones with a more interesting texture 

There’s a timelessness about marble that means it’s a stone that will always have its cheerleaders, however there are so many different stones that also work beautifully as tiles. Limestone and travertine are just two examples which have a touch more character, personality and texture.

When choosing kitchen cupboard doors to complement tiles that make a striking impression, you can choose to amplify this character with additional texture or to allow the tiles to do all the talking by choosing more understated cabinetry.

Our Zurfiz doors are a great option if you’re keen to layer texture, as they’re available in a range of interesting finishes, including copperleaf and limestone.

Transform your kitchen with Happy Doors kitchen cupboard doors 

Whatever look and feel you’re going for, we have kitchen cupboard doors that will help you transform your kitchen. Please get in touch with any questions by emailing hello@happy-doors.co.uk or calling 0345 257 2526.